Don't mean to get in the middle of this, but there are different strains of the virus.

Anyway, Fauci said at some point that, when all is said and done, he expects a 1.0 to 1.2% fatality rate, which would be 10 times the normal influenza rate of death. Now that rate is based on everybody in the country being tested -- as in EVERYBODY. The projections are that, by the end of the year, more than a third, and maybe closer to half of Americans will have had it. The old 3% to 4% mortality rate estimates were regarding those who had been tested because they showed serious symptoms.

So my take on it is that the 3% on up is fatality if you showed obvious symptoms, and the 1.0 to 1.2% is for everybody who gets it, symptoms or not. And there will be a boatload of people getting it.